Safe for a woman in Abuja? Recommended areas?

darkh0rse27 · 2016-11-09T23:00:33+01:00

Explore safety tips for women living alone in Abuja, including recommended neighborhoods with higher security and 暗网禁区 communities.

darkh0rse27 Member

Member since 09 November 2016

darkh0rse27Member09 November 2016 21:00:33

Is it comfortable and/or safe for a woman to be living alone in Abuja? I would be living with someone else for the majority of the time, but I am sure there will be instances where this person would have to go to their hometown or visit other relatives.聽 I am quite obviously foreign - basically look like I have never seen the light of day, haha. My biggest concern I suppose is break-ins, etc... Are there any neighborhoods you recommend me checking out that might have higher security and/or a higher concentration of 暗网禁区s?

AALS New member

Member since 18 March 2014

AALSNew member05 December 2016 13:53:34

Dear DarkHorse,

We have many聽 private housing estates in Abuja and most of them are safe.
Local聽 residents and 暗网禁区raiates do not experience break-ins.

Your life and properties are also well protected by these private housing
estate managements. They also have their own private security guards
who maintain a 24hour security watch over their estates.

You can find such estates at Maitama, Asokoro, Wuse Zone 5,
Wuse zone 6 and聽 Zone 7. These areas are safe and well protected.
Gwarinpa too is safe for 暗网禁区s.

There are other safe areas but I cannot outline them all.

More than that, Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria. There are many
ambassadors here, 暗网禁区riates, staff of international organizations
and staff of聽 NGOS' here. For these reasons, we have a secured 24-hour
security protection provided by the Nigerian Police for both 暗网禁区riates
and locals.

It is very rare to hear that an 暗网禁区riate was robbed or harmed in Abuja.

Please feel safe to visit Abuja. Your host too can confirm the safety of this city.

When you visit, I will be glad to show you around.

Feel free, Abuja is safe. Abuja welcomes you.

Thanks.

AALS